Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 21, 1885, Page 4

OMARA OFFTCE, No. #14 AND 016 Fansay ST NEW Yok OFFIcE, ROOM 65, Trinese ey Kix Month: THEWrEs LI | Ton 01 T i1 Al Y cmittances 1he THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY, PROPRIETORS L. ROSEWATER. Eniron it is the shortest day of the year Generally the of the month is the lortest Y Prestornt CLEVELAND and lis cabinet have had their pictures taken in o group. binet size Lhe photo will b ¢ 1 one nd house has now be in order 1o recess s A THAIN-LOAD Of 1 o Japan has ched Omalia A} wlo will put in am appe v day of two. Jin Lamn thinks the mc nn in Jim still feels sore over that Stinking Water ¢laim Dakoia has made a fool of hersclf and given the democratic congress a good excuse (o keep her in the cold for a while longer Ir this Kind of weather keeps up most anybody will be able to buy o Christmas turkey, and buying chickens will bea dead give away AN csteemed contemporary asks SWhat isa democrat” Judging from recent events, we should say he isa very numerous person Wiy simmered down by the city coun- cil the bribery charges against Marsh Cummings will evaporate like a drop of | water on a red-hot stove lid. SENATOR MANDERSON has introduced w 1 for the relief of lientenants in the vegular arnyy. Why not introduce u bill for the relief of high private They need relicf as often as anybody in the army Toe L il displayed a2 good deal of enterprise issuing a sixteen page paper yesterday morning. While this is very erceditable, it is not in keeping with the /o 10’5 boust of a few weeks ago that only papers of a very limited circulation can afford sneh a luxury. Nor long 0 Bob Toombs denied tha he ever said he would live to - eall the roll of his sluves at the foot of tl unker Hill monument. Vanderbilt denied that he ever suid Ihe public be d—d.’ But the public will always believe that both men saud just what has been at tributed to them Tt may be fortunate for the people of Dakota that such @ man as Butler, of Humburg massacre notoriety, leads the opposition to their admission to the Union. Butler did his level best to take South Caroling out of the Union, and would have kept her out to this day had it been within his power. It is a sad com- mentary upon our system of government that & man with such a record should now be in a position to block the admis sion of a populous territory like Dakota into the Union At its Jast meeting the Omaha board of de, acting upon the request of the tional board of trade to designate a ressman from Nebraska who would present the mereantile interests in the movement to pass a national bankrapt law, seleeted Hon. George W. E. Do “Ihis was a compliment which Mr. Dorsey will appreciate, 1t is hard!y necessary to -5y that Mr. Dorsey is well qualified for the performance of this duty, as he is one of the best business men in Nebraska, The sclection of Mr. Dorsey was very natural, as the board of trade did not know that Mr. Weaver represents the distriet of which Omaba is the principal vity. Tue holiduy number of the Ezcelsior is very creditablo issue. It consists of fourteen pages, is beautifully printed on heavy paper, and contuins a number of flne illustrations, among which are the new chamber of commerce, the Barker block, the exposition building, and the Bstabrook block. The reading matter A Howl From Utah, A recent editorial in the Ben regarding the exposnre of immoral practicesin Utah teide of the Mormon camp 0wn the Sult Like Trifme into violent epasms z to that paper the BEe has b lized sheet in the in ) y. This o awful i We shall not to to a set of eranks who lave for ped on ene string onl, 1 nd in Ctal, T vould o thought and free speech had their way they would usc th g tino pe lissentors from their personal views with as much unconcern = Robispierre, Danton and Marat did Freneh revolution Fortunately for the 7% cran my has not been entircly 1l { Wl Mormons still persistin their de mee of the laws. When gamy dios the 7 will have no further ex country t right to fre peech and free { time in th ys of Brigham Young when it was not tolerated in Utali, but the faet | that the Zribunc is publishod in Salt Lak | City shows that the Mormons, with all their frenzied bigotry, are at the presen time very tolerant, If they were all the | 7vi paints them, there wo | The tivade of the 77 inst the Bee will h jus 1 the light ot | th notoriou osition that we alv s have taken in support of the impurtial ind rigid enforecment of the law aga polygamy. So far, the Edmunds law | has been enforeed wherever men conld | be tried in open court. Convictions have Many of the Mormon leaders are to-day in the jails and penitentiary of Utal | while others are in hiding to eseape (he | penalties of the Jaw. Where the senti | ment in favor of polygamy is so over whelming and where its pi have been made o part of a creed there must be | o great deal of forbearance nmo: the | muss of the people to enable courts | to impancl grand jur ofticers to arrests wd permit make without resist | ntive | Immediately ufter the ‘Jw._ when the country praishment of rebel leaders, all the ma chinery of the government failed to hring to justice 0 smgle prominent rebel for inst the 1 the arch-traitol of the rebel demanded the d States. | waging war Even Jeft Davi ™ was 1 | | manded to freedom and has gone unpun-* rtments of the postoffice < bank will be the to be introduced nest pablic wwithout th dey ta) | | Christmas presents, Wao are afraid, how cver, that none of the candidates for the fat federal oftices in Nebraska will re receive any such Chivistmas presents this year. Tney will have to wait until some other year PLERSONALITILS Lil Doy Blake calls women :‘u‘ ilent sex.” nis like double-leaded irony. | John G.Whittier ¢ 1 the se | cighth anniversary of iis birth lnst T | at his home in Am Oliver Wendell Holr 1« recently taken nto the senate chamby Senator Eva | Irving bias nor: aid of the railro The postal telegraph i« the natural order of things as a part of the tem for the conveyance of intelligence, Let the experiment once be | tried, and when Mr Gonld hecomes post- | master neral we will get the full bene- | Wit the beginning of the New Year the county commissioners should tarn | over a new leaf with regard to their pro & Iheir regular meetings should be held at a fixed time each week, and no special meetings should be held without duc co being published. The com missioners expend as much money and transact as much business as the city conneil, and the tax-payers should know what is being done and how cach mem ber votes on every apj rintion. The only safe and proper way for such public hodies is to transact business in full view of the people, and this can only be done by giving the press due not when | meetings to be held T liibitionists have coined a new word—jugwimp. The prohibitionists' | national organ, the Vo, gives the fol lowing definition i A miugwump isa man who leaves one party for unother without | been eonvineed that the second part without any fised intention of remaining in it Now a i mip is a man who has turned pro supy limself from iining connt or state with an aboy ¢ of liquor. e Keeps it by the jug, keg or barrel in his hom Over in lowa woods are full of jug wumps. Arr the telegraph ne and elec tric light wires in the business center of Chicago will be put under ground within year. It is about time that Omaha 1d take steps to follow suit, and the first wires to go under ground should he those of the telephone company. They are a ther 100 numerons, and at night are rendered almost useless by cleetrie light wires. The telephone company is making enormous profits and can better | afford to lead off in the matter of hurying its wires than the electrie light com anies or even the t M companic 1 1 |} St She has 01is county i Pacitic at the elosc Louts is in luck for o recoverced $715,000 which St loaned to the Mi S0L of the war. This isa handsome Christ mas prosent. It will make the city treas | ury flush, and enable the city council to carry on some estensive public improve s during the next y Now i 1 could recover one-half the amount ished. If treason, the highest crime against the nation, cannot be made odions by the trial, conyiction and pun- | himent of rebels, how much more difli ult is it for the government fo conviet Mormons by whole seet lik ing edietand a member how the wy methods. We rc predicted tl the clection of Cleveland would polyzimy new leaso of life power, but now that Cleveland has | vind that eranky organ exhibit their paticnee and still keep up their | ngainst everybody that does not their views in rd to the proper cowrse to be pursued in crus! out polygamy. The Tribune polygan certainly conld take no rational tion to what this paper has said with e gard to the twin relic of barbavism. Let the heathen exeep re The Necessity of a of Entry. That Omaha should be made a port of entry is practically demonstrated almost every day in the week. For instance, lurge consignment of tea has arrived in the city direct from Japan, but the con signee cannot handle the goods until sam- ples are sent to Chicago, or an inspector comes to Omaha, It will be several days before the consignee can begin disposing of the goods, and as there is a great deul of money invested in the shipment every day's deluy costs something. one of man, 1o show the importance of Se derson’s bill to make Oma or M P t of a entry and do away with all this long distance red-ta so that our im porters can do business on an equal foot- ing with those who are located in the sea- port cities, If Senator Manderson's bill is passed it will 1 Omaha an import- ant importing The senator will probubly suceced in his effort, but not with out considerable difficulty, as his bi naturally opposed by the eastern import- ers who are located” advantageously and who bave, so far, been able to hold th business almost entively in their own hands. The proposed bill will put an end to the monopoly, and will prove a great benefit to Omaha, and to other inland cities that may be gived a like privilege & for the New York Tele- ewed Jay Gould the other wd to his views on the postal A REPORT graph inter inr comprises an interesting variety of arti- | Cyrus W, Field, of cable notoriety. Mr. cles specially written for this issue, among | Gould, who has recently retived from which are a prize story, and the “Man of [ Wall street, and of course is not inter Business,” by P Himebaugh, Mr. | ¢sted in the ups and downs of stocks, ex- Chase is to be con, ulated upon the sue. cess which has attended his efforts to make the Zocelsior a model socicty paper. Sexaror Wane Hamperon has intro- duced a bill making it unlawful for sena- tors and representatives to recommend or solicit appointments to oflice. e evi dently knows what itis to be bored by the persistent office-secker. It is to be oped that a majority of ou congressmen are in sympathy with Mr Hampton in this matter. The passage of enators and | pressed the opinion that the scheme of a overnment postal telegraph was wholly impracticablo. “It is impracticable for a woyernment like ours,” said Mr. Gould, “to go into any Kind of business, telegraph business or railroad business, or any | other kind of business.”” When it was suggested to him that the British govern ment seems able to do it he replied that it was possible for a monurchial form of | government, as it does not chunge ficers every four years, and in veply to the question if the busmess of ti This is only | oR. e evidences that can be given Jegraph proposition, which is favored by | his partner in the elevated railrouds, ned to ra for a city hall, a union devot, a market house, and have 1 good many thousan lications, necording to t e cablegrams, are that Gladstone intend to erown his political eaveer by carrying through, if possible, a sehem tisfactory to Parnell.. So the Trish of his warm support that the Parnellites ave ale him s their Joshua who will Tead them [ tand. The Ivish the nest \ty days will overshadoy i in England [ | I | | | | | | | such a bill would largely diminish the | postoftice department is not well con- | number of oflice-secking bores, and give | more | tend to public business. | further information the wily M the senators and representative: opportunity t That such a bill will regulate and improve the civil serviee there is no doubt Tue citizens of St. Louis have asccr- twined, through experts, that conl gas can be made in that city and furnished at less than 50 cents can be made for 83 cents. If the citizens of Omaha should take siwilar stops they would probably find thut water gus is apanufactured in this city at a cost not to eaveed fifty conts a thousand. As the of gas 50 a thousand it will bo seen that the gas company is making a ULy I profit. The fact is that the :::-waul;m‘..m 1o sell gus for $1.50 u #housand. 1f the price were reduced 1o that tigure there would be many more con- sumers, even if the quality of the gus is ot improved. thousand, and water gus | but that it was For ducted he said that it was, mainly done by the railroads veferved the reporter to the president of the Western Union, Dr. Green, who is known to be loaded with all sorts of | misleadi 1ets, figures and arguments | in favor of maintaining the telegraph | monopoly. The factis that the telegrapn and railvoad corporations have run the government 80 long that Mr. Gould has become convinced that owing to in- experience the government could not run | the telegraph and the railronds. While | due weight should be attached to the disinterested opinions of a retired stoe | jobber, this cunning evasion of the real | point at issue is to be taken with a gwin of allowance. The government does arry on very success: fully the package delivery system, the ex- press business, and the banking business, in the registered letter and wmoney-order Gould | 1yec i . i | umusement [ vents SosE gramblers in- Council Bluf inclimed to find fault with Muyor Va for taking all of that appropais the t convention, when he was the only del ¢ delegates to the recent mayors’ ate present from the Blufls, We ' would gently intimate to those fanlt-finkers that they ovght not to eriticise the action of Muyor Vaughan, as he undoubtedly put the money where it was most needed and where it did the most good DEsvER banks are amusing themselves with a clearing house. The reports do not appear in the weekly list of clearing house but are published u padded form in the Denver papers ex- clusively. Of course the made to appenr simply and overwhelm ingly enormous. 1t is a cheap form of if it delights the Denverites no one outside of that in- valids' resort onght to find any fault. cities, in clearances are and LAND CoMMISSIC Sranks is losing no sleep over the attempts of land-grab- bers to defeat his comflrmation Mr, Sparks was confirmed by the senate last spring, and the statute of limitations pre revocation, Unless the presi- a dent lets him ont, Mr. Sparks will remain at the head of the national lund ofiice for the next four years THE only remarkable thin ident Cleveland and hi g about Pres- binct being pho- tographed is that it is the first time in twenty-four years that any such oppor tunity has been aflorded to a democratic administration, and possibly, after the exniration of the present term, it may bo lust for the next twenty-four years, Tux Towa congressional delegation has not heen idle since this session opened, Senators Wilson and Allison have tuken a very active part in the proceedi introduced important bills, and the mem hers of the house from Murphy down to Weaver have exhibited a good deal of in terest in western affairs It is curvently reported that ex-Senator Stewart, of Nevada, intends to elevat a gold-mounted lightning rod on the fin residence which he is building at Carson We fear that Mr. Stewart is wasting money. Senator been known to strike twice spot Tug Philadelphis postmuster has noti fiod five employes of the postofiice that their services would not be required after whber 8. They are undoubtedly of s nad A lightning has ney in the same fensives partisans, and probably wished they bad turned over & new leaf before New Year's, Tue sllver in a Bland dollar is to-duy worth 79.85 cents =N, Y. Commercial Ad vertiser The paper in & hundred dollar bill is to day worth about twenty conts a pound, but its purchusing power is just as great as that of five twenty-dollar gold pieces val: troduced in congress is simply enornious Tie number of p bills already in- 1f our representatives would attend more to public business the people would Lave less cause of complaint. —e———— PresipeNT CLEVELAND has been busily engaged for the past week in putting his { busy these d antograph to nominations intended for who told the door-kee) t his companion was his private seeretar Daniel, the new senator from Virginia, looks like Henry Irving, But he doesn't nct like him. Fur log, while Senator ky ! out in full, and then, going into a room by Nimself, he says them over until he s a per fect master of their elaborate per King Milan, of Servia, is a great reader of | Frenchinoyels, His favorite book is Nap TS “Lite of Cassar” 1o finds more | faction in Cwesar's camprigns than in his own, It is no wonder i Miss Cloveland has taken an intense inter estin the Mormon question, and it was only a pices of kKinduess tor the president to allow | lier to haye W ln s essage, says o Wi glon paper Eila Wheeler W ws in her movel: | Nowhere e can be fonnd somuch wit as | exi umong American journalistss” and now the majority of paragraphers are sil- | i vatting themsclves on the back | nda, who is to mary the o1 m | Modjeska, is o handsone ely | Catholic eonvent in Hercfordshire, She has | 1o predilection for th Sheis adaugh- | terof Josef Benda, who during his lifetime | wais the most celebrated comedian in- Poland Robert H, Coleman, the wealthy iron man of Lebanon, P, will thitow open his resi dence on Chistmas day to all of hls workmen nd their families, An enormous Christimas tree in the parlor will contain a present for cachof the workingmen's children. Imagine Jay Gould performing sueh aphil anthropie Fraittul Theme, { Vanderbilt dead and tumed to clay, serves many a preacher (o keepthe gapes away. Useless Advice to the Youth in Love. In giv tuias presents, be sure and ceep your presence of mind, Don't be ex trav agant. Plenty New Vo | suzar crop s v this | Ihis will be genee o | the aver derman | Can't Keep Up With the Procession. | Great men are dying so yapidly (he proposition to erect motuments s becoming | nous and discouraging. | Stands On No (¢ remon and \ i Hendrd der have 1 dicd deaths, The e v | Mi Cleveland's Good Fortunes | A Boston vresented Mr wd with @ cane. In the Bostonese lnguage of | dirtation this means: “Your message 1e- | eived.” x .- Buy her Something Useful | Chiicago Hereld | Young mau, when you buy your best gitl a Christings present, buy her something usetul, | Her need of @ new switch way be twice as great as her desire for juwelry, ar ght. | iladdphia Recor Wihat makes the Forty-ninth congross chiefly remarkable is that there is no Swmith init. Has the country lost confidence in the Suiths, or are they tired of nanaging nation- al afiairs? A Barbe iverized. Philndelphio Call, A Nevada editor en fined for thumyp- | ing a barber. It appears that the barber tried to tell him bow to run the paper, and he | was aceordingly pulverized. The editor paid | Lis fine checrfully, o rs Knows What He is About, “What ave you goin, a Christmas present ¥ of Judge Yeterby., t buying her a piano.” “Can play No, of course not. Do you think I'd be sueh a_fool | us to buy hier a pinno i1 she conid play 9 wile for De Smith 1o buy yow wsked Gus Get Married Before Christmas, Philadelphia Herald, Young man, it you are going to get marricd soon, get married beiore Civistnas. You can talk cconomy mich better as a husband than you can asa Jover, and may delude ler into thinking that in not making her a Christmas present you are doing a noble act, - Gere Kept Busy, Sutton Register. Editor Gere and Secrctary Gere are kept i proving, what the oppo- | neuts of the railaay commission all along elaimed, viz: that the commission is powerless 1o correct any of the eyils o legod evils of railrond management in this | stale, The Nebrask Nebras The late republican legislature had but one object in passing the act that brought it into existence, and that was 10 create afow more high salaried oftices to be fitied by political | pets, Itisagiganticand a cowardly steal a for whieh the republiean majority in the nsible, A Thrust at Newswaver Warriors, ure is wholly res) isl Custer (Neb.) daeder The Mormon excitemont appears 1o be about dead —it it ever ealsted outside of the brains of & fow juvenile newspaper warriors in Omaha, The war department dogs 1ot ap pear (o be troubled over the matter, and the associated press wgents who went off balf | cocked have crawled Into their little holes, Senator Manderson's Consistency. Senator Manderson, ot Nebraska, has de claved himselt in fayer of excluding liquors | from the restaurant and gouimitiee roois of the senute, This is ntlely consistent with | the poliey he inaugurated when Le began the | campalgn that resulted in B 3. Hayes' with- | drawal frowm the saloen business in Ouiaba, - Will Meet the Approval of the People, | Custer (Neh.) Leader The bill introduced by Senator Van Wyek, | providing that within sixty days after the | pussage of the act all railroad companie owning land grants shall bave the same sur veyed, located, and the same shall become taxable, is @ bit of legislation in the direction of good government that will wmeet the ap- proval of all people who believe that the rail roads have had enough favors shown theu, - an Captured the Bundle. Siowr City Jovrnai It seems that the eity council of Council Bluffs wade an appropristion of $10 to p expenses of delogates 0 the recent convens tion of wayors of lowa held ut Des Moioes, Vau, e skipped the town as sooli ws bie foind e would be @ Tathe Jumes C. Manning, a farmer in Antclops ity adempted 10 pieketa yicious cow in the p'sture. 4n doing 5o he sl d and fell on ihe picket, the sbacpend o0 wideh pene trated his eroin. Lhe wound is considered Tl While rnning a horse power corn sheller at his howe near Lincoin, Wednesday younz man named Levoy Eudaw was seri- by the b nits bar lance wheel becoming striking Lim on the oty 1o injr ned head and fricturing his skuli 0. J. Laird aud family of Syracuse nar- rowly escaped suffocation from coal wus oo ay last week. Mis. Laird and daughter Were une s, and dmird him wl barely strength enouih to crawl to the door and open it The tresh st saved A farmer living on the West Blue river owns about 230 head of hozs, nud his not lost one will cholera. ile siys his method of treatment inply 1o strew salt on the ground and let ¢ ¥ | they want, and ory three or four days hauls a fresh losa of sund into the yard. Tlhey eat aw n lond of sand every thiree days. Boone county has taken an_appeal to the United States sapreme court in her Burlin ton & Missonri lund_case, Uecision of the lower court was that e titled to the back taxes sucd ,‘ reason ot her allowing five be fore th \ont of A not entitied to the reliel pr dd Lor, Neill wowan who wis grantid woin g last w ked her legal other loyer that uftern: techm el luminary infor Bave 10 1Urse her wee flew Into n u forcioek, Fortunately vied lite had long » lectual ¢ tand bran Towa Items Towa Falls sports a Wiggins. Algona threatened with a wat Young eattie are dying around Ma Yo an UNKNOWE Cduse. The saloon keepers of Eddyville have been ordered 1o guit the business, The convention of county school superin fents will be held at Dés Moines Decen te be 2, Dubugue policemen have petifioned the city eouncil Tor an increase of Wages irouw £50 10 S0 per wont, The young son of G. H. G Lake, gazed lnto the wuzelk ), of Storm is dad's ro- The combination of ing the grangers 1o terms, has only made 0 more obstinate, subscribed toward nag prodic siul in the m wement of tor that they will extend tieir operations. willers, instead ot They now flourin i Already 8 terprise, 10) hias be heir eleva ropose to and market n - The sraph Corps. Kansas City Times, A bill wos introduecd into the last con P s providing that members of the Uni ted States telograph serviee during the civil war should bave the same rizhts of | honiestead entry and ponsions allowed by luw Lo other pérsons in the army. The bill was favorably reported 1o the house of representatives by the committee on wilitary afinivs but was not acted upon Ihe bill will be again presented during the eurrent session Uner the liberai policy which the gov crmuent has pursued toward all other arins of the service ther o1l to be no d reason for not vecognizing the la bors of the el ‘ They were an cecential purt of the army, aud the natur of thelr duties bronght them into frequent danger. Many were Killed and other wounded while engaged in buiiding and opera { widles of wires devoted toe on i vy aitaivs suid in theie report that it was strprising that the telegraph ' would have been organizod upon civil when its dutics were purely ) y. At is diflicult to point out a uction between their mervits and those of the soldiers which would debar them from participation in the 1 which the laud and p ) laws give On account of the anomaly of the organ ization they were left at the close of the war without tatus, They were d 1, but they hold no cortificates of ple of the United States been gonerons to their soldiers he preced Ihey do not desive to b Iy toward any braneh of 1} The telegeaph corps have muoeh ju their request, and congress need criminution - Didu't our girl graduates look lovoyt Yes, indeod; they all use Pozzoni's Colu The Council Bluls Globe avers that omly | volver, aud got a Christ TWO LOOKS AND A HOOT Mayor Vaughaw, of that ecity, actually at- | cheek. 3 fonded the convention, the othior three dele- | - Harry Tlopson, of Otaston, tonk an ocer- | The Native North Carofinfan's Sy«tem . % " dose o hin o othe ght anc 3 t gates romaining at home, but thatbefore | Jose of ine phine the GIUcE night ar ling Inquirers How (o Get starting Mayor Vaughan drew the whole ap- yat 15,000 school Totses ) propriation for himself, The proceeding | 4 0,000, There are nes in No ( 1 does not suit the Globe. children in the public schools an l' Frank \\\ Wool - teachers n Pines, 1o a Naw ¥ Take Your Own Medicine, Thie supreme conrt has deelded tha natives h finy Hastings Gazette-Journa! vinks are private institutions and rections when A sliort time sinca the metropolitan Herald | priefors cannot bo punished for ex it STEN of Omaha advised the country publishers to | colored peopie. to I "t ) throw away their patent medicine advertise- | Thirtecy gamblers were, nrrested at 1 g T U guE i Tt ¢ ments and devote the space to editorials. | i €10 10 816 before they got out of I first yl W 1 in Sout N The aavice was timely but comes from an in- | eyt nes of the law files L twa o fiml the postof different source. The weekly Herald this | B, T, €. Hobbard, o forme ot | 1 y dowi there, and, w week contains twelve columns of patent med- | Daveny has achieved distin e | 1 A Y ‘ 8 . A A il 1y $115,000 of the funds of the Mommouth ban looked h Ry | ¢ tisements, ! \ | \ - in grain speculation opped a i 1t Would be Just as Well to Bring Her C. A weter. edifor of the Cr L ! 1 to Omahs verfiser, hae b indicted for 1 Chicago Herald. candidate Tor (e Tocislainm duiiag the o swang b | e Near Colimous, Neb,, a young woman PR b e el p ¢ nawed Minnie Dishner, living with her [ Upjaiioiiied Sy e doveloped among 8 AR bl fathe farmer, e loep one day about | large hord of eattle near La r T | seven weeks ago and hias continued her stum- | state veterinatian has ordered the Killing of Al 8 Y ber without a break since that time, Many r head and the quarantining of the rest ptes y b i paysicians who have visi the girl have John Connor, the father of th niortunate M it \ been unable to rouse her, and of more than | brakerman k d in the I gl aWinle l ) s . ) g A1) dent, has institited suitagainst the Burling wwl 1 notic L in four hundred reinedies recommended by old | ton, Cedar Rapids & Northern raiiroad com- | Ui range of mv vision w ladies, faith healers, quacks, and meddlers | pany for 15,000, Al 1 ‘that ook generally, not one has proved beneiicial, The A Dubuigne was awakened by a lond nd 1 I forthel younz woman's distracled parents are now [ knock at his front door Tuesday night, and | af o Uien 1 Preparing, as a last resort, to bring her to | 00 answering the summons found a child | gazod al in. 1 wy of Chicago. # place where persons not entirely | STURIY Wrabbed tip in a bastcet, and the sound 1w i kb persons ol entirely | o atcam beig driven T orfho 1 wl din mselves wide-awake in YL The moral atmosphcre o hor he o ! ul order - I' puritied, it is said, by § 0 i made for o P The Ted-Tape M liang ot setetion,. May v h 1 € A tim, sued fo vl () R 1 The Nebiaska railroad comn; at | The jury veturned a verd Pinc ! ¢ Iast scored a decided vietory the i AL ! ; Union Pacilic railroad com) o Key Cily 1 ! commission. They at notified the rail- | bowe by ; 1y way managers and co U them fo dis From the report o well, 4 I didny X orre their ill-gotten gains, The eommission | libravian. itappears that the princija o 1 fornd | s mot heen abie 10 <ol freight reductions on [ 455 M (i nest Burilngton. 1,000 Uhim how to e grain and live stock, but when it cones 1o | Dayen port, Jeil \ county Ty Go throe | apples they are simply invineible. In the | at Fairield, 8 N 7500, il that of | yan, then tun old way, in case of overeharge, the the State Auricuiingd ¢ Cat A 10, | hoot, an' 1 f apphed dircet to the company and ot hi A conflict s on al Durlington, | i ) bate. Our apples must be prote 1 ) Al ! i Vg e : stunn ‘ \aza and it is wnel nicer to apply for | fow e leiis \num for cacl TR our 45 cents through a commission which we | and fouite lix A S per 4 3 are abindantly able to mawtain, even it it year.ora t 0. The ST ‘l " 1 Wiy \ does cost its <20,000 per year oifers 1o furni<h ga< a4t £20 per post per an 5 i was 1 - num, or 24 posts for $5,850, 5 STATE AND ' ITORY. ; TTORY Dakota. ) Nebraska Jottings, Yank{on's packing house disposes of 200 it ! Calisle is the nune of @ new postoflice in | hois a day | ) Dasvsol coiinty A1 Onio eolony of fiffy families will seitle i ' ward county has funded £25,000 worth of | near Picere Cspring. h y Chen 10 per cent bonds in 6 per cent “A Bismarck ward cavens” i ubj \ 1. W MeClure s decided to put up a pork | name out tora territorial blizzard \ packing plant at Nelish this winter , Anna Donovan sued the eity of Fargo for capert' T i A detachment of eolored_troops has been | SH.000 for a ined foot, cansed by adei ylunged o1 added to the foree at Fort Niobrara, 1 tive sidewalk, and received a verdict ol s2.155, i Vil 3 Nebraska City hias started a hoop factory fo | A verdict ot S9.000 has heen yendoered 1 i i wouds. 1 whoop up the industriat interests of the town, | @zain Treasurer Manstield ot Stutsmin | . Nebraska City has decided (o eling (o gag | €omnty. Tlis bondsmen must stand abo L idluminait, in preference to an cleetiic | M of it « ne 1 up that the Sonth Dakota st 4 i A will build waterworks if a ma ¢ 3ocents for each 2 4 ! . volers agree to a proposition issue | AL Bkt e A il 1 o T 10f trade of Plattsmouti 1 | Ivertises fo 1 lenie fever I commitiee to boosi the RO LAnLE LU AR 3 s court honse sehene, send i 0 e tady Tora wite, L \ ) detied ired ) poliin 1he « I (o tions last We d One hnds els | Vyoming Lheu 5 b e S enc O | Wyoming. TR Nervous 1) 1all d n oplace ol g 2 el : " 1 < on I i altera nidee 1 Phe Laramie papers are pred that | ¢ Who « i et s LR | Cheyenne is azitating the idea of @ wilitary yl_ i W L ! i astension. | eompany, and ¢ etiab (oL AROR LI ! I 2 MIADLRG in the 1 i 1 W Franciseo | DV B hour Were buried it Chyeno K, desert yat d . Ihe city conneil of Grand Island has 5 — pa ondinatice probibityi gunblivg i Callenging a Californian ir : N : i San Franeisco Chronic A purty of T 1 claiims the Lonor of hay young An ns, including an adverta ing the st sy appointed i the o nand anotable joker from | eyed legislator in Nebraska.' | e Al founghiemEclyos Rl ,“’ 6 ORIE AR SRR D hiond Paoilbem | Loy o sane OUKI SRS M Abin Paris. The wine had roud, & survered, ks it W | g Comind i Eencrad s been assessod 2 been Gowing frecly and the fown was Feet k and Wil entor Brown | eopi<a head by Colonel Anderson to pay for | rather on the viot. The Americans were COIIGAL letn boun(lary 1w vazrant cow shot by one of the soldiers | having lots of fun, wlen in passing agroup Robaut eyloranioktiond wallfoido Sarmert| & ATt SR i O ol iae thivd | sl (OISR ER W81 SIS U8 B near Table Ttock, fell from alond | of staiks | g o O o oty b | Of Frenchmen the New Yorker stepped one dy lust week i fractured a thigh bone. | Fow onths s i ried Sara Baker, n gl | accidentally on o Pavisian toe. T Pari- © will proby crippie for lite, Vears o, e skipped e conntry with his | sian tapped dim gentdy on the shoulder, A sneals thief in Hastings, who was ea | micee, dennie Iobb, of Colorado. e carried - You trod on niy ioe, sir with “plunder in_his possession, ~barked | C proceeds of all lis property, “Did 17 [didn’t sce'any toe viciousiy at the policeman, and was promptly | Teayiug his Wite only 3¢ “You are inenlting sir. Here is my shanked by that ofticial and jugsed. S ATo6 (Etin Eoned RnE b ol andigeet) S Coloanilo card.”” The American took the eard, Nort tali s to secure the nex 3 i looked atit, then very solewmy put his A, R, reunion, and will organize a stock A Greeley hunter trapped a v othat | i 1 J tal of S6,000 1o provide | weighied forty-seven pourids hand in his pocket anil handed” over an the éxpenses of the encampient, I'he Farmers' Alliance at_Fort Collins has | Other. 1t was the Californian’s ou ! judizes and ministers of Hastings aro reased its amount of subscribed stock to | Whichi he happened to have. Next day just now lavesting an unprecedented | nearly Lo, | principal snd second eallod at the “roonis amonnt of wedding foes. The comnty jid he Tnte strike in Leadville i said to be | of the Californim. He received them coupled three coupies at one sitt 0| worth mitlions. Leadville s had & corner | blandly Wednesduy, in ciphiers for soma years pust. SYoi are not the msn who trod on my Dan MeGuekin, ex-ulderinan from the third Duriug the census L35 | toe,” said the Freuchman wardof Owala, who disappeared (rom publ | nds ol grapes were 043 | COh, yes, Lam. You a istaken.” life w year and A half o sold his' tarm | galions of wine were made in the st | “Noimo! It was some other gentle near ‘West Point, and 2508 to re-cuter | Wheat Is fetehing §2 per hundred in trade | man piblie lite in this city. | and 5170 L at Montrose, while in the “Do you mean to tell me 1 Tic ked The mayorof Hastings has notified all the the state the price 1S $125. | 0 Californsan Toud and [ewd women o1 the 1own to pack up and Kansas land diteh will | “p tal] you I stepped on your too.” and awove on within three days. Ll i in Bent county and run beyond Garden | vwya ellmd to demand sitisfaction. " thogities propose to disinfect the imorals ol | City, Kansas, it be 100 miles long and | ¢ I"“ 10 0 ‘“"I St et thor ihe town atany cost. i Natnt an aiid region o | /gl you shall have it ‘The otlor Followin up its raitd on the Biakemen's | cultivation, | Amicricans, anticipating fun, had dropped brothor in Lincoln, the Burlington & | Beeause of d competition coal in | ing s Missouri ity notined me that | Breckenrid: wenteen miles from the | Very well, sir. When and where? organization wt MeCoolk that fie; € drop | mines, brings $7.50 per ton: while in Denver, ‘Here and now," said the Califor) itor take their tine, 100 ailes away, it is $450. At Canon the SThis is against all rales.” “The Waco Leader leaped into the journal- | price hias been Towered to 5101 1 believe T am the challeng, 2 areni Jast week, The paper is wiry a Complaint still continnes about the depre “Yon are, but—" us, und will undoubtediy soon seéur dations of Colorow’s band of Utes, ‘This And I ean choose any weapons.' inz. I will be iepubiican in poiitics. | gimes it is from the Blue: Mountain conntry T I g e Wilson is the publisher, Colorow has evidently left Koutt, and is “All right. Here you are.” And he David Nartiter, a Iy voiung man from Ten- | movitg for the agoncy by way of the Blue LS ont o pair of hoxing gloves nessee, 15 wanted in Wood fiyer by hoth the | Mountains. SRt n and we'll have here.” sherift and & youns womin who “oved not | i N fiasor v w0 | Pt tem on and well pave it ont here Wisely but 1o well.” il vod not | Tho farmers of Larimer’ conhty were 80 | qiye Frenchmen could not_but accept. The door was locked and their honor was sutisfied by both principal aml second be. ing knocked about so fearfuily that they Kepi thenr beds for a we But they had theg revenge, sfor ghey put the police on the Americans’ tracks, and worried them s that they got out of Paris | SNEEZE! NE} your hend iy off; un- your e and oyes dise ercosive quuntle ‘i wiarrh, and relioved by a sing and perianently cured by mplete Treatment with Inhaer, 8100, me bottl e one box Catarriad Ak for SANFOMI R [ADICAL CULE Med. ‘T 4 The hest we e 1 in i Lewishurgh, Pa. 1 huvo not fonnd & v Potter Drug and Chemical Co.. Boston, tie, Sudd Pains tis by mug T fuctiirors, and bas thoe sindorscment of e pub i, thint Midue s Food is the most blo food in the world for fuiants aud ehild 1t oom Lines wll the elements 16 no otier. 10isa fact thit boen snved and sue Iy rear Food than by 1l the other (0ods ¢ orfect rowih e i more childres huve by i Jine Al Al I t . e LU 8